Being a Silver Jubilee organisation, Dev Rishi Educational Society (DRES) has been implementing structured development initiatives focused on livelihood facilitation, skill development, employment promotion, health & hygiene awareness, and institutional strengthening across India.
Established in 1999, Dev Rishi Educational Society (DRES) was founded with a clear and determined vision to contribute meaningfully to sustainable and inclusive social development. What began as livelihood facilitation and employment promotion initiatives gradually expanded into multi-sector programmes including skill development, governance strengthening, public health awareness, and institutional capacity building.
Through disciplined programme implementation and long-term partnerships with government departments and development agencies, DRES has evolved into a structured development organisation committed to measurable and sustainable impact.
Sustainable development requires collective effort. DRES invites professionals, volunteers, institutions, and community stakeholders to collaborate in strengthening livelihoods, governance systems, and institutional capacity across regions.
We envision a society where education, skills, health, and economic opportunities are accessible to all, enabling communities to lead dignified and self-reliant lives.
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Dev Rishi Educational Society is a registered non-profit organization under the Society Registration Act, 1860, established in 1999 and headquartered in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. The organization works in collaboration with government departments, national missions, CSR institutions, and development partners to implement programmes that promote livelihoods, community awareness, institutional strengthening, and sustainable development.
Contributions and partnerships support initiatives in skill development, livelihood promotion, water & sanitation systems, governance strengthening, and community capacity building.
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